Mrs Emily Fry Dies at 87 After Long Illness in Chateau
Mrs Emily Fry aged 86 11 months died after a four month illness at her Chateau home. She was born in Sterling Illinois to Harmon and Margaret Sox and had nine siblings. Surviving are three brothers and three sisters, husband George S Fry died 1887, three children Edward C Fry died Idaho 1910 and daughters Ella M Ristow Whitewater Wisconsin and Ida A Fry Chateau, one grandchild Rev Cecil F Ristow. Funeral held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Robert B Culberts. body sent to Sterling for interment.
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Chateau
Emily Fry
Idaho
Ella M. Ristow
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Cheteau
Ida A. Fry
Cecil F. Ristow
Methodist Episecopal Church
Fry
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Montana
Tda
Robert B. Culberts
Methodist
Amendment for county commissioner districts to be voted in 1928
Helena March 17 At the next general election in November 1928 Montanans will vote on a constitutional amendment to divide counties into three commissioner districts and elect one commissioner from each district The measure, Senate Bill No 17, was approved by the governor and directs a 60 day window after the district court designates boundaries and assigns terms In future elections district boundaries may change but not to affect current terms and vacancies are filled by district judges until the next general election
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Helena
Wuerthner
Cascade
Gisboe
Pondera
Porter
Chouteau
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Congress
Former Teton Woman Dies in Shelby After Street Collapse
Mrs. Anne Edmonston 54, formerly Anna Zimmerman, died after collapsing on a Shelby street about 9 PM March 14. She moved to Montana from Pennsylvania in 1889, married in 1895, leaving five children. Funeral at the home and school auditorium was led by Rev. W C Wampler, burial in Shelby cemetery. Proceeds from Friday March 25 benefit dance to support the boys basketball team.
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Anne M. Edmonston
Edmonston
Anna Zimmerman
Montana
Pennsylvania
Fred
Marias River
Johnson Place
M. &. Edmonston
Great Falls
Grace
Lewistown
Charles
Torance
California
Chas, Bonatan
Kalispell
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Wm. Odenwald
Chateau
Shelby Tribune
W. C. Wampler
Methodist Church
Shelby
Havre
Remember the Athletic Fund Benefit Dance at High School
A benefit dance for the high school athletic fund is planned for tomorrow evening at the high school gym. Tickets and details are to be announced, offering community members a chance to support school sports programs.
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Athletic Fund
I Am a Dub State of Mind About Cooperation
The speaker confesses his single minded devotion to his business and the city. He laments losing touch with fellow citizens and recognizes how mutual cooperation could strengthen both city and business. He envisions weekly conversations with rival business peers as a path to shared prosperity and a better metropolis. Patrick M. Tammany signs as Kiwanis Club of Seattle secretary.
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Jack
Joe
Patrick M. Tammany
Kiwanis Club of
Seattle
Minstrels Turn Over Neat Sum to Camp Fire Girls
The Choteau Camp Fire Girls treasury gains 31.05 from the minstrel program receipts at Fairfield last fall. Organizer Hugh Wypper reports the share is given to a local general benefit group with no strings attached.
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Choteau Camp Fire Girls
Choteau
Fairfield
Hugh Wypper
General Benefit
Camp Fire
Stewart: Trial Begins in Helena for Impeachment Charges
The impeachment trial of Secretary of State C. T. Stewart opened in Helena with the senate hearing charges from the house. The defense asserted the senate lacks authority over actions taken in a prior term and presented witnesses including insurers tied to Stewart. Stewart and the managers pleaded not guilty.
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Senate
Schofield
C. T. Stewart
House of the 20Th Assembly
Helena
Senate Rules Committee
Stewart
Prosecuting Board of Managers
George Hurd
Great Falls
House
Hurd
Carpenter Union Notice at Chateau Starts Rates
Notice states that starting April first the undersigned carpenters at Chateau will charge eight dollars per day for an eight hour workday. Names listed include Joseph Knutzon Chas Strand Chas Wymer Tom Kloster.
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Chateau
Joseph Knudtzon
Chas
Strand Chas
Wymer
Tom Kloster
Bargains in Used Farm Machinery and Land
Several Fordsons from 125 dollars. Two 10-20 Titans. Used horse plows and second hand drills. Buick 6 touring car in first class shape. LaCrosse plow 5 6 or 7 disc $165. Certified Marquis wheat 2.50 per bu. Faust white hulless barley 2.50 per bu. Power Morgan Co. Choteau. 8 ft Keystone disc. Wild upland hay 8 dollars per ton. Box 31 Power Montana.
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T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
Dutton and Chateau
Power
Mont
Choteau
Christina Sulgrove
Faust White
Power-Morgan Co
Keystone
C. Sannerveld
T. S
Gap
Tim Cook
Byron Rogers Returns Home After Illness
Byron Rogers, treated at Gray hospital for several days with nephritis, has returned home much improved according to family.
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Byron Rogers
Gray Hospital
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Teton
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ellis & Baskett
P. O
H. B. Thompson
Farmington
Teton County
Ward
Dr. Ward’s Medical Co
Winona
Minnesota
Marquis
Collins
E. R. McLean
Nelson
Bynum
Acantha
Kyle Jones
L. E. Nelson
St. Paul
Minn
McDonald Bik
S. Maccanny
C Aeneveld
T. S. Gap
Call Co
D. Yeager
Oakland
Fisher
Pontiac
General Motors
L. A. Sutton
Greater Oakland
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